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🦜 VieNeu-TTS

VieNeu-TTS is an advanced on-device Vietnamese Text-to-Speech (TTS) with instant voice cloning and English–Vietnamese bilingual support. The SDK defaults to VieNeu-TTS v3 Turbo (48 kHz) and the minimal install is torch-free — on CPU it runs entirely on ONNX Runtime.

Hugging Face v3 Turbo License

✨ Key Features

  • v3 Turbo, 48 kHz — high-fidelity, natural Vietnamese speech (default).
  • Torch-free on CPU — minimal install runs on ONNX Runtime; PyTorch is never imported.
  • int8 backbone by default on CPU — ~1.6× faster & ~4× smaller than fp32, quality preserved. Use Vieneu(precision="fp32") for max fidelity.
  • Built-in default voices — call them by name, no reference clip needed.
  • Instant voice cloning — clone any voice from 3–5s of audio.
  • Emotion cues (experimental) — drop [cười], [thở dài], [hắng giọng] into the text.
  • Bilingual (En–Vi) code-switching, fully offline.

📦 Install

CPU (default) — torch-free, runs v3 Turbo via ONNX Runtime. Most users want this:

pip install vieneu

GPU (CUDA) — only if you have an NVIDIA GPU. Install a CUDA build of PyTorch yourself first. Batching then turns on automatically on CUDA — same API, no code change:

pip install torch==2.8.0 torchaudio==2.8.0 --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu128
pip install "transformers==4.57.6"   # Qwen3 backbone + MOSS codec (pinned — most stable for the GPU SDK)
pip install vieneu

ℹ️ When is GPU actually worth it? The GPU win comes from batching, so it only pays off on long text (many chunks generated together in one forward — long-form or bulk synthesis). For short text the torch-free CPU/ONNX path is usually faster (there's no batch to fill). Use CPU for short, interactive calls; reach for GPU for long-form or high-throughput work.


🚀 Quick Start (Python SDK)

from vieneu import Vieneu

# Default = v3 Turbo (48 kHz). GPU → PyTorch (auto-detected).
# On CPU the backbone runs int8 by default (fastest); pass precision="fp32" for max quality.
vieneu = Vieneu()                    # int8 backbone (default, fastest on CPU)
# vieneu = Vieneu(precision="fp32")  # fp32 backbone (max quality, slower on CPU)
# 💡 On a GPU machine you can still switch to ONNX/CPU if you prefer: Vieneu(backend="onnx")

# 1. Built-in voice by name — no reference needed
print("🔊 Generating speech...")
audio = vieneu.infer("Xin chào, đây là VieNeu-TTS.", voice="Trúc Ly")
vieneu.save(audio, "output.wav")
print("✅ Saved to output.wav")

# List the built-in voices
voices = vieneu.list_preset_voices()
print(f"\n🎙️  {len(voices)} built-in voices available:")
for label, voice_id in voices:
    print(f"  - {label} ({voice_id})")

# 2. Reading style: DEPRECATED on v3 Turbo — `style` is accepted but IGNORED. The style
#    is already implied by the reference (preset voice / cloned clip), so output is
#    always the natural reading style. Just pick the voice:
audio = vieneu.infer("Bản tin sáng nay.", voice="Minh Đức")

# 3. Emotion / non-verbal cues — EXPERIMENTAL: [cười] [thở dài] [hắng giọng]
audio = vieneu.infer("Nghe hay quá đi [cười].", voice="Trúc Ly")

# 4. ⚡ Batch on GPU: infer_batch() runs many texts in ONE batched forward — same API.
#    On a CUDA GPU the chunks from every text share each forward step (big throughput
#    win); on CPU it still works (no error), just sequentially. Batch caps at
#    max_batch_size (default 32; or infer_batch(..., batch_size=64); batch_size=1
#    disables). A single long infer() also auto-batches its own chunks. Uncomment to try:
#
# import time
# texts = [
#     "Chào cả nhà, hôm nay mình sẽ hướng dẫn các bạn cách cài đặt và sử dụng bộ giọng đọc mới.",
#     "Giọng nghe cực kỳ tự nhiên và truyền cảm, lại có thể chuyển đổi biểu cảm một cách linh hoạt.",
#     "Nếu thấy hữu ích, các bạn nhớ để lại một lượt thích và chia sẻ video này cho mọi người nhé!",
# ] * 10   # 30 texts — enough to fill the batch and really show the GPU throughput win
# t0 = time.time()
# audios = vieneu.infer_batch(texts, voice="Minh Đức")
# elapsed = time.time() - t0
# total_audio = sum(len(a) for a in audios) / 48_000
# print(f"⚡ {len(texts)} texts | audio {total_audio:.1f}s | wall {elapsed:.1f}s | RTF {elapsed/total_audio:.3f}")
# for i, a in enumerate(audios):
#     vieneu.save(a, f"batch_{i}.wav")

🔊 Real-time streaming

v3 Turbo streams frame-by-frame (first audio ~300 ms, RTF < 1 on CPU). Streaming runs on the ONNX/CPU engine — the GPU/PyTorch engine is for batch throughput, not streaming, so pin backend="onnx" for realtime. Iterate infer_stream:

vieneu = Vieneu(backend="onnx")   # force ONNX/CPU — the streaming path (int8)
for chunk in vieneu.infer_stream("Xin chào các bạn!", voice="Trúc Ly"):
    play(chunk)   # np.float32 @ 48 kHz, play/write as it arrives

A full FastAPI web demo is in apps/web_stream.py (uv run python -m apps.web_stream → http://localhost:8001).

🦜 Zero-shot Voice Cloning

Clone from a short clip; the reference is auto-denoised and trimmed to ≤ 8s.

from vieneu import Vieneu
vieneu = Vieneu()

# Clone straight from a 3–8s clip
audio = vieneu.infer("Chào bạn, đây là giọng của tôi.", ref_audio="path/to/voice.wav", denoise=True)
vieneu.save(audio, "cloned.wav")

# Save a cloned voice and reuse it by name
vieneu.add_voice("Giọng của tôi", "path/to/voice.wav")
audio = vieneu.infer("Câu này dùng giọng đã lưu.", voice="Giọng của tôi")

# Just clean up a clip (no synthesis)
wav, sr = vieneu.denoise("noisy.wav", out_path="clean.wav")

denoise, add_voice, and cloning require the PyTorch (GPU) engine; built-in voices work everywhere.


🔬 Model Overview

Model Engine Device Sample Rate Features
VieNeu-TTS v3 Turbo (default) ONNX (CPU) / PyTorch (GPU) CPU/GPU 48 kHz Default voices, cloning, emotion cues

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